He loved the so-called ''prostitute" cos he did not see what
she was or what
she was doing. In
her he did not see ''forms'' , he did not see a woman or a man or
... he saw a being. Being means the process of being human egs, loving,
kindness or hateful, judgmental or ...
He was one who in being aware of the inner sky was released from
all forms. His being free was the state of bliss that in the norm
is articulated as ''freedom''. Not that he became free, cos in that
freedom he ceased to exist. Can one who has transcended all forms
exist?
He was free from him''self'', He was unself conscious. That was
what Jesus, Krishna, Buddha were.
The most difficult thing for the human mind seems to be this and
that is to just to live' ''naked''; without arrangemnt or just flow
and simply live.
Living is not the problem, it is when one makes philosophies/dogmas
or ... out of them. Then it degenerates into a doctrine, a
dogma and the next thing one is mired to latter stultifying
definitions and unconsciously becomes a precept, a
belief.
Sad that it has degenerated into dogmas, theories, ideology,
theology and hence the divided humanity!